Golf La Vallée du Richelieu occupies land in Sainte-Julie, a suburban municipality on Montreal's South Shore in the Montérégie region of Québec. The course was designed by Bill Gordon, a Canadian architect whose work appears primarily across Québec and Ontario. The property sits within the Richelieu River valley landscape, an area characterized by relatively gentle terrain compared to the more dramatic topography found north of the St. Lawrence. The layout reflects the practical design sensibilities common to Canadian courses built to serve growing residential communities in the latter decades of the twentieth century. Gordon's routing works with the natural contours of the valley setting, incorporating mature tree corridors and modest elevation changes that define playing corridors without severe slopes. Water features, likely including ponds or creek tributaries characteristic of valley settings, come into play on several holes. The club serves the francophone communities of the South Shore and functions as a regional facility for recreational golfers in the greater Montreal area. Like many Québec courses, it operates within a relatively short season dictated by the province's continental climate, with play typically running from late April through October. The course provides a straightforward test suited to a range of abilities, emphasizing accuracy and course management over extreme length or hazard severity.